hi glenman,
i think?those funny looking f700 mack’s with the set back front axle were mack’s attempt at the european market,you are quite right in saying they look funny.
regards andrew
bubbleman:
Hello again,nice shot of the Scammell Molepower…I hope somebody saves herCheers Bubbs,
i think she’s somebodys ‘oneday’ project although i think she’s in pretty good company as she’s owned by a scammell enthusiast 
even has an ex- leyland / MIRA test unit complete with roll bar & sports one of the first leyland factory fitted lift axle
bubbleman:
Some old Yanks today.Hope these are ok.
Cheers Bubbs,
Some crackers as ever Marcus, thanks! Dunno if anyone else is the same but I’ve pretty much zero interest in Yank motors from the US, but find UK/European examples fascinating 
Hi Marc,
I remember Gammond having an International Harvester six wheeler back in the mid 50’s when I was a kid,it was the first American lorry that I had seen apart from the ex army GMC’s and Chev’s etc.
Cheers Dave.
Hi again,great pics from Tankerian and Molepower,real pleased the old Scammell is safe.
More old Yanks. 
I’m the same as jj72,American trucks in the US do nothing for me but over here wearing an english livery,then that’ll do for me.
Look at the price of derv as the K/W passes Leigh Delamere services M4…
Cheers Bubbs,
Nice to see the H.H.Williams Mack again Bubbleman. Also a good shot of the low loader carrying the Fiat Allis tractor. Big Fiat Allis dozers are a rare sight these days.
BB
What a great thread Bubbleman, i will get round to reading all 150 pages 
Some great pics on here,do you have a website where they are all listed?
P.s do you have any old Edge Transport Ltd pictures knocking about when they were based in Chester 60s,70s and 80s now based in Wrexham.
Hi Bubbs,great to see all the photos. just wondering,with you been from bristol,can you remember a co called mason’s.My dad worked for them back in the 70’s. they mainly ran blue n grey big j;s . they were based in barnsley with a depot in bristol ,dont exactly know where but i,ll make a call n find out.Keep up the good work…
carl jones:
Hi Bubbs,great to see all the photos. just wondering,with you been from bristol,can you remember a co called mason’s.My dad worked for them back in the 70’s. they mainly ran blue n grey big j;s . they were based in barnsley with a depot in bristol ,dont exactly know where but i,ll make a call n find out.Keep up the good work…
Hi Carl,there was a Masons from Wilton Gardens Rotherham,not a million miles away from Barnsley,who ran in that livery,do you mean them? I might have a photo somewhere…
A Peter Davies photo of a Mason’s Leyland coming out of London on night trunk.
Hi again,well done to Chris for a Masons pic…I never had one, as far as Edge transport I aint got any of their motors but there is north Wales thread on t/net and I think theres some pics on there.
Mixture today,sorry for the crap quality of the first couple.
Hope these are of interest,
Cheers Bubbs,
bubbleman:
Hope these are of interest,
Cheers Bubbs,
yes they are!!! any idea where this was taken? keep them coming, love the c b morgan picture, another company sadly no longer with us
bubbleman:
ah, this was Thompson’s tank with pallet spaces on top, wasn’t it?
The f88 with the BRS trailer looks like one of Wally Thornburns
bubbleman:
Mixture today,sorry for the crap quality of the first couple.
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Hi Bubbleman,
Don’t be sorry they are all of interest the more the merrier.Cheers Malc.)
hey bubbleman
none of your pics are crap mate, so keep em comin
cheers
gaz
Hello again,It never ceases to amaze me that I put up a pic and someone can put some info to it,yep Chris dead right with Thompsons tank/dry freight trailer…it didnt last too long on the fleet and Kenny,spot on…the F88 was ex Wally Thorburns…hat off to you two 
Righto ,anyone remember these things…I’ve never driven one…has anyone on here had one?
Hope these are of interest,
Cheers Bubbs,
This Austrian built Stery 19S31 6x2 tractor unit Reg No J840 CNW was originally supplied new in 1991 to Brieley & Sons International of Brighouse by local Steyr agents Premier Commercials of Ossett West Yorkshire.
Fitted with an Eaton twin-splitter gearbox, lifting rear axle and high top sleeper cab it was purchased second hand by Ken Harvey who ran it for a number of years.
More of Ken Harveys fleet can be found here in the Ken Harvey gallery on the Northwest Trucks web site
Regards Paul
we had 2 of them at chambers and cook. bubble drove 1 of them and i think johnny mack the other though stand to be corrected on the 2nd could have been victor also ■■?